Posters - Human-wildlife conflict mitigation (Solutions)
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Programme
| Wednesday, July 8, 2026 |
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM |
| Poster area |
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Mr. Chandrapratap Singh Chandel
Wildlife Institute of India
Wed P1 - Holy yet Hindered: Spatial Ecology of a Large Herbivore and Its Consequences for Indian Agriculture
Ms. Trishita Debnath
Research Scholar
Vidyasagar University
Wed P2 - Spatial Mismatch between Elephant Habitat Suitability and Landscape Accessibility as Driver of Human Elephant Conflict
Dr. Elliot Fisher
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Wed P3 - Understanding fire conflict through stakeholder mapping in Madagascar's grassy biomes
Dr. Mark Hulme
University Of The West Indies
Wed P4 - Acoustic and community surveys of the critically endangered Trinidad Piping-guan point towards potential human-wildlife conflict
Mr. Chetan Ashok Iragar
Masters Student
Technical University Dresden
Wed P5 - Ecological Knowledge and Drivers of Tolerance towards Wolf and Hyena in Purulia District, West Bengal
Ms. Lorraine Jowa
Wildlife Conservation Action
Wed P6 - Farming on the edge of H.E.L.L : Human Wildlife Conflict in Agricultural Communities
Ms. Ariadne Kibbelaar
Former Master Student, University Of Helsinki
Wed P7 - Complex drivers of human-carnivore interactions: Pastoralist perceptions and reported change in Laikipia, Kenya
Ms. Maren Lechner
University Of Oxford
Wed P8 - GPS collar data predicts impacts of electric fencing on human-elephant conflict in North Luangwa, Zambia
Dr. Kota Mameno
Hokkaido University
Wed P9 - Which species should be prioritized? Public preferences for mitigating human–wildlife conflict.
Ms. Anna Steluta Manolache
University Of Bucharest
Wed P10 - European perspectives on human-large carnivore coexistence
Dr. Brady Mattsson
Institute of Wildlife Biology and Game Management; BOKU University
Wed P11 - Multi-method approach to address bear-based conflicts at the local level: a Romanian case study
Ms. Andra Claudia Neagu
University Of Bucharest
Wed P12 - Wildlife at Risk: A Media-Based Analysis of Wildlife Poaching in Romania
Ms. Amy Newsom
Universiteit Utrecht Copernicus Institute Of Sustainable Development
Wed P13 - The impact of landcover on wild boar damage to agricultural grasslands in the Western Carpathians
Ms. Prabina Shrestha
Student
University of Inland Norway
Wed P14 - Claws and consequences: human-tiger conflict and community responses in Bardiya National Park, Nepal
Mr. Christopher Wang
FreakLabs
Wed P15 - Beyond Sound: The Evolution of Behavioral Playback Experiments in Conservation
Dr. Dawit Mamo Zegeye
Aksum University
Wed P16 - Crop damage by African elephants assessment in kaftasheraro national park, Ethiopia
